I am pretty sure that you cannotQuote:
Originally Posted by Gamerprinter
it is not on the xdpx export list
you could run a vector export file [svg? pdf?] through third party software to convert
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I am pretty sure that you cannotQuote:
Originally Posted by Gamerprinter
it is not on the xdpx export list
you could run a vector export file [svg? pdf?] through third party software to convert
No, Xara can't export DXF ... However, if you save it as a PDF and import it into INKSCAPE, Inkscape CAN export as DXF
Agree. @Steve & @Keith
I just wanted to see how this proclaimed 3D poster would respond.
Regards to both of you..;)
thanks Keith - would that be any better than just exporting svg I wonder for 3D modelling in wings or blender even - I've always thought of DXF as being more of a CAD/CAM or Plotter/Cutter format ...
and to you Fred ;)
it rang a bell... see here [post #24]:
https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...532#post607532
now I am confused.... :D
Oh, sorry, you're right. Not DXF, I was exporting to AI format, which I can import into Wings 3D, which is how I did that logo. Got confused with another program doing the same kind of thing (not recently though, so how that got flopped in my head, I don't know).Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
Thanks Gamerprinter. I thought you had made a discovery.
thanks for the clarification ;)
At one time, I started with Xara X. It's a convenient product of its kind, easy, and you can figure it out quickly. All the settings and tools are always available, editing points convenient, and you can quickly change the colors, as in a full fill and gradients. To make a transparent transition between an object and the background is a trifle. And objects can be visually duplicated when scaling. But for more complex work, I now work with Blender. Although it is more powerful and complex than Xara, I learned how to use https://forgehub.net (free 3d models) from Nebula. And now, Eevee in Blender 2.8 is a pleasure to work with.